g00b86
g00b86 New Reader
6/22/22 4:38 p.m.

Hello All,

You may have seen my other post. I messed that one up pretty bad, so I am doing the right thing and creating a new post with the correct title, and more photos. 

What it is: 2002 Chevy Camaro SS w/ LS1 /4L60E

Miles: 184k

Where it is: Central NJ 08723

Price: $6k ~

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KUiV3_u9puA-mrubgURRbXP4LGwWFE9K?usp=sharing

 

A ton was done by the PO, whom I took this vehicle it trade from for one of my E90 335s. It was going to be a donor for my 1950 Ford F1 pickup project. Once I got into the parts stash and the vehicle I just felt it was too clean to hack apart and part out. It needs a little TLC cosmetically, no doubt, but I think it is better suited to be used than the sum of its parts reflect. This would make a killer autox vehicle with a 4.8/5.3 and a turbo. Right now, it needs (2) front tires (I am including one used from the rear when they were replaced, the better of the 2 was kept but needs another) and the 4 rotors have notable rust that won't come off without either turning or replacing. The pads have plenty of life left. 

 

This car has a list of desirable items on it, the Center mount exhaust alone is highly desirable. I a vin decode I can share as well. I think someone from GRM would be overall pleased to own it, I just take on that task at this point. I need to cut down on the number of vehicles, and my truck should be top priority in that. 

Other replaced parts included in the list from the PO:

Parts Replaced, 2011, 168,350 Miles

  • New windshield and trim
  • DS power window motor
  • Front and rear speakers
  • PS fender
  • PS mirror housing
  • 145 Amp alternator from 2005 Silverado <30,000 miles used OEM
  • Bosch water pump
  • Stant T-stat, stock temp
  • GM Flexplate
  • Trans filter, fluid, Maxlife
  • Amsoil 75W90 diff oil
  • RT6 oil, Bosch distance filters (3-4 changes)
  • Iridium plugs
  • MSD plug wires
  • Energy suspension urethane motor mounts
  • Serp Idler pulleys and bearings
  • Serp tensioner
  • Gatorback belts
  • PS cooler removed and replaced with tube and fin cooler
  • Front brake rotors and pads. Delco ceramic
  • Rear brake rotors and pads, Delco ceramic 
  • Parking brake pads
  • GM rear trailing arms
  • Front struts, GR-2
  • Rear shocks, GR-2
  • Front sway bar end links
  • Upper and lower ball joints
  • Upper and lower a-arm bushings
  • 1 outer tie rod end
  • Strut mounts
  • Timken front wheel bearing hub assemblies
  • 4 New tires, Sumitomo HTR (best of the set was saved and included)

 

Parts Replaced, 2016, 180,XXX Miles

  • USA Standard R+P, 3.23
  • Timken bearings throughout rear-end
  • SKF seals
  • Amsoil 75W90 diff oil
  • Dana Spicer 3R series U-joints

 

Additional Parts, included with car

  • Original R+P, 3.23
  • 1 Sumitomo HTR, 70% tread (noted above)
  • RK Sport fiberglass insert, front bumper insert, unpainted
  • 3 gauge A-pillar gauge pod
  • Autometer AF gauge
  • Autometer Trans oil temp gauge
  • BMR torque arm relocation bracket, black
  • SLP subframe connectors, bolt in
  • BMR Front sway bar
  • Prothane sway bar bushings
  • Prothane sway bar end links
  • 2 Sets of GM head bolts
  • 2 Head gaskets, Victor Reinz
  • GM valley pan gasket
  • GM Front timing gasket
  • GM Rear cover gasket
  • GM intake to head gasket
  • GM exhaust manifold gaskets
  • GM cylinder coolant crossover pipe
  • GM Oil pan gasket
  • GM water pump gaskets
  • GM Front crank seal
  • GM Rear main seal
  • GM crank bolt
  • GM pcv and misc gaskets
  • K&N Cold air intake, off car
  • SLP MAF, off car
  • Stock SLP intake lid, on car
  • DS fender, car color, used
  • Hypertech handheld tuner
  • 1 lower ball joint
  • 2 inner tie rod ends
  • 1 inner rack bellow
  • 1 outer tie rod end
  • 1 pair of upper a-arm bushings
  • SKF trans tail shaft seal
AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter)
AnthonyGS (Forum Supporter) UltraDork
6/22/22 9:46 p.m.

If we can arrange a GRM relay to TN, AL, GA or MS, then I'm a buyer at 6k.  This is a really nice clean mostly original LS1 F car.  My LT1 car is a manual so an automatic with T tops would make a great weekend cruiser.

g00b86
g00b86 New Reader
6/25/22 9:16 p.m.

I'm open to helping anyone figure out how to inspect and pick this up. 

g00b86
g00b86 New Reader
6/28/22 9:32 a.m.

Some local tire kickers haggling me, but no one serious. Feel free to email me directly, we can video chat and I can show you everything you'd like to see. Thanks all!

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